1957 $1 Silver Certificate Star Note 5-pc Set XF

Last-Year-Of-Issue $1 Silver Certificates!

In 1963, President John F. Kennedy signed Executive Order 1110, slowly halting the production of $1 Silver Certificates. That means the 1957 Series was the final year of the $1 Silver Certificates. These federally issued notes were as good as a silver dollar in your pocket—in fact that was exactly their purpose: any one of these notes could be taken into a bank and traded for a gleaming silver dollar.

JFK’s Last Executive Order Made These Notes Highly Collectible!

Kennedy’s decision was prompted by the fact that the government was expecting a shortage of silver bullion. People who were still holding on to these $1 Silver Certificates had until March 1964 to exchange these notes for silver coins. For the next four years, people could exchange the notes only for silver granules. The redemption period ended for good in 1968, making the notes that are left valuable collector items of a bygone era. In addition to the last-ever nature of these Certificates, they are also significant for being the first to feature the motto “In God We Trust,” the result of a law signed by President Eisenhower in 1955.

Scarce “Star” Notes In Extremely Fine Condition

Unlike today’s Federal Reserve notes, which feature green Treasury seals, the $1 Silver Certificates of yesteryear have stark blue seals and serial numbers. And, from time to time, they featured a special star at the beginning of their serial number. This was to indicate that the note was a replacement for a previously printed but defective note. These Silver Certificates are known as “Star” Notes and are much scarcer than regular notes, and very few were ever issued. Here, you get not one, but FIVE of these 1957 $1 Silver Certificate Star Notes in one exciting set!

Your five-piece set will also come in nice, Extremely Fine (XF) condition. Add these memorable keepsakes to your collection. Order yours today!